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Brookline Poetry Series
Since 2001, the Brookline Poetry Series has been a quality venue for contemporary poets, both published and yet-to be-published, a place for a multiplicity of poetic voices, and a series particularly dedicated to featuring the work of Brookline and Boston area poets.
We will continue to meet on Zoom for our 2022-23 season, due to the ongoing Covid pandemic.
View upcoming Poetry Series events on the Library calendar.
If you would like to receive a Zoom link to our readings, please email us at brooklinepoetry@minlib.net.
Upcoming Poets
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History
The Brookline Poetry Series was founded in the spring and summer of 2001 by our friend and fellow poet Diane Collins Ouellette. Diane died of cancer several months into the series, and, with her husband Berred’s support, we continued. We are guided by her original mission: a quality venue for local poets, both published and yet-to-be published; a place for a multiplicity of poetic voices; a series particularly dedicated to featuring the work of Brookline poets. In the years since, we have featured the best contemporary voices in American poetry, as well as many fine local poets.
We are dedicated to providing a forum for poets of all experience to listen and read their work. In 2005, the Boston Globe named us the Best in Boston for our open mic. We welcome all Boston-area poets to our series.
Brookline Poetry Series Co-Directors: Ann Killough, Susan Jo Russell, Aimée Sands
Contact: brooklinepoetry@minlib.net. Please put “Brookline Poetry Series” in the subject heading. Please do not send written correspondence in care of the Library.